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SOUTH AFRICA

Neva Makgetla

Neva Makgetla, an economist with the Congress of South African Trade Unions (Consatu) who is of Swedish origin and lived [...] (246 words)

Issue dated 14/06/2003

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MANDELA'S FRIENDS IN BUSINESS

Some of former president Nelson Mandela's closest collaborators have recycled themselves into Black Business. Ms. Barbara Masekela, Mandela's right-hand aide [...]

MOZAMBIQUE 10/07/1999

REACH FOR THE BICARB

The Portuguese government has still not digested the fact that the Portuguese enterprise Hidroeléctrica de Cabora Bassa (HCB) which runs [...]

SOUTH AFRICA 23/07/1994

SOCIAL PRESSURE NOTCHES HIGHER

The strike sparked this week by unionized employees of the Pick 'n Pay supermarket chain represents the toughest piece of [...]

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SOUTH AFRICA 13/07/1994

The South African government has decided to reduce the country's strategic stocks to the equivalent of just six months of consumption and to allow the State Fuel Fund (SFF), set up in the 1960's to manage the reserves, to rent [. [...]

SOUTHERN AFRICA 14/05/1994

REGIONAL ECONOMIC SUMMIT

The Swiss non-profit organization World Economic Forum, which runs the well-known annual economic think-tank in Davos, is to arrange a [...]

SOUTH AFRICA 30/04/1994

THE FUTURE - BY C-L LAING

A study by Credit Lyonnais Laing, the trading name of London-based Credit Lyonnais Securities, on post-election South Africa entitled "Election [...]

SOUTH AFRICA 13/04/1994

CAREFULLY WEIGHING THE RISKS

Although nobody can exclude major unrest following the elections on April 26-28 the risks for the mining industry were greatly [...]

SOUTH AFRICA 11/09/1993

WORLD BANK PRIORITY: EXPORTS

The World Bank published a document in August under the title South Africa: A review of trade policies by three [...]

SOUTH AFRICA 24/07/1993

ANC HOLDING UNDER FINANCIAL FIRE

The African National Congress (ANC) will need 43 million dollars to finance its campaign for South Africa's first multi-racial elections [...]

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SOUTH AFRICA 19/06/1993

GATT TALK

The first GATT (General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade) Council meeting on South Africa was held in Geneva at the beginning of June, and the delegates present deplored the instability, complexity and lack of transparency in South Africa's trade policy, [. [...]

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SOUTH AFRICA 09/01/1993

WHAT THE WORLD BANK HAS IN STORE

In the past year, the World Bank has sent a number of missions to South Africa to make different economic studies of the country , from macroeconomic analysis to possibile household electricification programmes, from employment and wages to urban sector [. [...]

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FRANCE 28/05/1992

TOTAL GROUP "DECONTROLLED"

To what extent will the reduction in French government control over Total influence the group's investment decisions in Africa or its choices between Africa and the other regions where it operates? The government's powers over Total are destined to wane [. [...]

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COMOROS ISLANDS 18/04/1992

FINANCIAL SCANDAL

The purchase by the Comoros Islands state of over 350 vehicles and machines (tractors, mini-buses, lifts and cement-mixers etc), from Italy a few months ago, has brought to light a hitherto discreet mechanism for political funding. [...]

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How Tripoli's ritzy 'Green Zone' Palm City rides the storm

TotalEnergies boss Pouyanné's management charms shareholders but frazzles executives

Neva Makgetla

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Erdogan tours Gulf of Guinea with his military procurement team

N'Djamena's forced march to settle its debt

The secrets behind Congolese businessman Lucien Ebata's indictement for 'active corruption'

MANDELA'S FRIENDS IN BUSINESS

REACH FOR THE BICARB

SOCIAL PRESSURE NOTCHES HIGHER

STORAGE SPACE TO LEASE

REGIONAL ECONOMIC SUMMIT

THE FUTURE - BY C-L LAING

CAREFULLY WEIGHING THE RISKS

WORLD BANK PRIORITY: EXPORTS

ANC HOLDING UNDER FINANCIAL FIRE

GATT TALK

WHAT THE WORLD BANK HAS IN STORE

TOTAL GROUP "DECONTROLLED"

FINANCIAL SCANDAL

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MANDELA'S FRIENDS IN BUSINESS

REACH FOR THE BICARB

SOCIAL PRESSURE NOTCHES HIGHER

STORAGE SPACE TO LEASE

REGIONAL ECONOMIC SUMMIT

THE FUTURE - BY C-L LAING

CAREFULLY WEIGHING THE RISKS

WORLD BANK PRIORITY: EXPORTS

ANC HOLDING UNDER FINANCIAL FIRE

GATT TALK

WHAT THE WORLD BANK HAS IN STORE

TOTAL GROUP "DECONTROLLED"

FINANCIAL SCANDAL

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